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Local and long-distance carriers are rolling out managed services to help companies migrate their Systems Network Architecture leased-line networks to higher-speed frame relay. The market for managed frame relay services is hot. According to recent surveys by IBM, 67% of SNA users say they'll implement frame relay within two years.
Ameritech announced last week that it is offering such a service, which packages frame relay access devices from Sync...